PALMER, Thomas Grice



Thomas Grice Palmer
Cameron Street, Whangarei

succeeded Cowdell September 1910

Thomas Grice Palmer, born 2 August 1889, reg. 1889/7327 son of Jane Grice and William Hall Palmer, died 2 March 1952, reg. 1952/18813, married 1stly 1916, reg. 1916/3351    Miriam Eileen Furness, married 2ndly 1920, reg. 1920/11437 Alma Sarah Wilson



The well-known photographic studio (late Cowdell's) in Upper Cameron Street has been taken over by Mr T. G. Palmer, who has been connected with the studio for many years. The studio possesses a modern equipment and Mr Palmer intends to produce only high-class and artistic photographs and enlargements. Picture framing will also form a branch of the business, and as the complete stock of Mr Cowdell's negatives are kept, Mr Palmer will be able at any time to execute orders for photographs taken by the previous proprietors.
Northern Advocate, 19 September 1910




Northern Advocate, 10 March 1914



Allene Annie Ruddell, Cecil Ruddell and Kathleen Hilda Ruddell 
by Thomas Grice Palmer, Whangerei.

Allene Ruddell married Alexander Thomas Pollock in 1920, Kathy married Robert Pollock in 1922 and Cecil Ruddell married Ruby Hinemoa Massey in 1928.




HALFORD, Frederick Welby


 
Frederick Welby Halford
born circa 1880 Wolverhampton, England, son of Edgar Halford (carrier) and Jemina Page, died 8 June 1924 Kaikoura aged 44 years, married 11 December 1902 at Wesleyan Church, Sydenham. divorced 1919, Ada Chegwin, born Sydenham, Christchurch, daughter of ... Chegwin (builder) and Grace Moyle, witnessed by E. C. Chegwin, Ernest John Halford, photographer and A. Chegwin, Sydenham.


OBITUARY.
Mr. F. Halford. The death occurred on Sunday night of Mr Frederick Welby Halford, at the age of 44 years. Mr Halford was well known and highly respected by all who knew him. and had resided in Kaikoura for a number of years. His death in the prime of life will be learned with great regret. Deceased was a single man, and a brother of Mrs John Collins, of Torquay Street. The funeral will take place at 2 o’clock this afternoon.
Kaikoura Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 47, 10 June 1924, Page 2